Myths of the American Bird Shrinking Thanksgiving Turkey Crop
A Kansas City Star analysis questions the myth that turkeys alone satisfy the nation each Thanksgiving. It notes only about 6.4 million turkeys are raised yearly on 4.8 million farms, with 2 million sold in November and 1.5 million for Christmas. Texas leads production, Missouri ranks second, and six states supply half the crop. Weather and breeding practices shape pricier holiday birds.
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Kansas City
United States
America
Toto
Sam
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
Central
Middle West
Lone Star State
Shadowed Life of a Publishing Firm Partner
George Bostowhk, a solitary publishing firm partner, interiorly lonely, discovers a new writer, Mrs. D umbarton, whose fragile grace and raw emotional depth stir him. He reads her manuscript late into the night, sensing a hidden suffering and a powerful voice behind the veil of her quiet demeanor. He invites her for a meeting to discuss publication, hopeful for insight into her life and art.
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George Bostowhk
George Bostock
The Tragic Passion of George Bostock
George Bostock contemplates revenge after a failed marriage alliance as three men shadow him and link a murder to his restless emotions. Valerius Galbraith and Olive Dumbarton navigate perilous rumors while police connect Bostock to the death of David Dumbarton as the chase unfolds through shadows and quiet encounters.
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Parish
Fortun
PVD
George Bostock
Pidin
George Bostod
Busine
Hixton Road
George Zostock
Mackworth
George
Jock
Quinton Quave
Martyn
David Dumbarton
Giles
Quinton
Mack- Worth
Toy
Quines
Dumbarton
Bastock
Jyn
Hayes
Eageny
Valerius Galbraith
George Doris
Valerius
Ciinic
Olive Dustbarton
Galbraith
Rostock
Bostock
Olive
Westwind
Olive Dumbarton
Geor Mosioelk
Christmas Mamma Fulfills Child's Wish for Love
In dreary November hours Roland and Esther Grahm beg their father for a Christmas mamma. He finds Dora, a former fiancée, returns with her to tuck them in, and the children awaken to a warm family morning while Dora and Mr. Grahm share tender exchanges. The Juvenalist.
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Roland
Esther Grahm
Esther
Mary Jane
Essie
Ward
Dora
Mr. Grahm
Mnssie
Mother
Nimaelf
Papa
Ims
Papi
Theca
Tibra
Pera
Phen
Christmas Surprises in a Chicago Home
Mr tickerson jokes about Christmas plans as his wife expects a dining room curtain gift and Henry is teased about a new hall carpet. The brief scene shows festive exchanges amid holiday shopping humor in a Chicago Times-Herald fragment.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Mr. Tickerson
Tlenry
A Definition Judge Little Himner Papa Christmas Green
Professor Broadhead explains a Christmas gift as a young fan who repairs a quarrel with his best girl in December to buy her present. The dialogue centers on a playful definition of a Christmas green as a sign of reconciliation.
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Himner
Professor Broadhead
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Pooh
Robert
Macmann
Deayright
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Jared
Saint Valerius
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Peterborough
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Betis
Yale
Christina
George Cooper
M. B. Bell
New York Journal
Bruce
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